MCFC's Twitter Q&A with Jesus Navas fails miserably

[JamieMCFC]

Twitter Q&A sessions are a nice way for clubs and players to connect with their fans, but as Manchester City found out on Monday, it can all go awry with an ill-conceived hashtag.

The Premier League champions staged a Q&A for winger Jesus Navas, but for reasons beyond our comprehension, decided to go with the hashtag #AskJesus - an easy lay-up for Internet trolls!

Here are the best responses:

[Avalon]

Hahaha, this made me laugh. They kinda had it coming with the #AskJesus.

[Piccsnumberoneblue]

Hahaha, this made me laugh. They kinda had it coming with the #AskJesus.

I suspect they ain't unhappy with the way it went at all

[patrickblue]

That's deliciously funny.

Calling it #AskJesus is the sort of cock up the old City management would make.

Brilliant!

[ruralblue]

Found that hilarious. Read it just before going to bed last night and couldn't get off to sleep for giggling like a kid!

[Ted Hughes]

Again like the 'hacked' Mangala story.

Playing the media very nicely.

[sheblue]

really they asked for it.

[Ted Hughes]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2144 ... on-twitter

This is no accident.

[Foreverinbluedreams]

Come on lads, are you really that naive to think that City's media dept. are that naive? They knew exactly what they were doing with that hashtag.